Funding for Capital Projects 2015

Key Topics

• Existing Programs/Foundations expanding into capital funding
• Who is creating these programs
• Federal opportunities available now at numerous federal agencies, including the National Endowment for the Arts and Education and Labor, Housing & Urban Development, Health & Human Services and Agriculture Departments
• Outside-the box opportunities at the private and federal funding levels
• Corporations providing funding
• Private funding opportunities including big name foundations and small family philanthropic efforts
• State and local funding sources, including trickle-down funds from federal grants

Who should Attend

• Branding Specialists
• Affinity Groups
• Child Nutrition Advocates
• Child Health Services Departments
• Cities
• Child Obesity Advocates
• Community Action Agencies
• Colleges
• Community Foundations
• Community and Neighborhood Associations
• Educators
• Education Departments
• Foster Care Service Providers
• For-Profits
• Grant Writers
• Foundations
• Hospital Children’s Departments
• Gyms
• Maternal Health Providers
• Juvenile Correctional Associations
• Pediatricians
• Outdoor Recreation Centers-Playgrounds
• Private Funding Match Providers
• Philanthropic Organizations
• Regional Foundations
• Recreation Centers
• School Funding Officers
• School Districts
• TANF Agencies
• Skateparks
• Youth Centers
• Teachers
• Youth Market Specialists